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d, and they shouldreturn to their own castles. In vain did the king implore them to ■24 DA.MK mCFlALDllY. follow him, promising u glorious victory: their liearts were alreadymore than half given to the Protestant English king, and theywithdrew coldly, all save one, loyal Scott of Thirlestane. He… … lead him, and, with his retinue of vassals, placed himself beside hishumiliated master. For this he was rewarded by having theScottish Tressure placed upon his shield, and with it received thecrest of spears and the motto, Ready, aye, ready. This coat-of-arms finally became the shield of Lord…
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